I agree with one point. We are up to our necks in the wreckage created by the 19th Amendment over the past several decades. That was a big mistake.
What amazes me about this whole debate is how men have turned their minds inside out. Men are AFRAID of females?
Geez, we gave Sheila the money, we gave her the vote, we gave her no-fault divorce, we gave her the court system, we gave her the law, and then when she uses it all to clobber us over the head, some of us start whining that now "I'M AFRAID OF HER"?
How can so many of us have had poop for brains for so long?
DA740
Therein lies a dilemma. According to the Declaration of Independence, governments derive any just powers from the consent of the governed. Women are governed, ergo, we must recognize their consent in the form of the vote. If I were a woman and I couldn't vote, I wouldn't consider myself governed, period.
But it just kills me what they've done with their vote.
First thing: Prohibition. Thanks, ladies!
Then they demanded all manners of socialism, from social security to medicare.
And gun control.
And of course, modern divorce laws.
The one common theme of all these things is love of the nanny state, and making government do things that the husbands they chased off aren't around to do anymore.
From soccer moms to security moms, to MADD, to The Million Moron March, woman have as a group done some real damage.
The need for security in women seems to be hard-wired, and concerns for liberty seem to consistently come in last place with them. I don't have a solution to this problem and I've given it a lot of thought.
The Second Amendment Sisters are a welcome departure to this trend, and I can't thank them enough. If there is a solution to the voting trends of women, it will probably be found by discovering what made them.
Men are AFRAID of females?
If you look closely, men aren't afraid of females themselves. If they were, they wouldn't pursue them at all.
Men are afraid of the combination of women and the legal system, so they aren't combining the two as often.